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glumness

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I used to sense the glumness of this meal that we prepare or present for our readers.
She is the simple girl whose steely-eyed mama (a shrewd, poised performance from Charlotte Rampling) pairs her off with the fabulously wealthy and powerful Duke of Devonshire, played with a kind of clenched glumness by Ralph Fiennes.
Byline: Bob Strauss Film Critic Glumness specialist Luke Wilson plays the title sad sack in "Henry Poole Is Here.
 
 
 
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